It's been a while since I was at this point, and I think I was just workin' backwards from pullin' it out that way. So it's all a little foggy, but I think I decided at the time that the retaining ring holding the shaft in on the outside might have been a factor.
I'm thinkin' too, that if I'd fitted the shaft and slipped the housing over it, I'd have been at a loss for liftin' the final up to fit it onto that setup.
As you say, all depends on what you've got fer a shop, etc...
'Course (you can see from the picture)I was workin' in less than ideal conditions. I had to run the left wheels of that trailer up on blocks to get a level workin' surface.
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